Yale Bulletin and Calendar

May 18, 2001Volume 29, Number 30





T O U R S

Yale Visitor Center

149 Elm St.

Campus tours: 10:30 a.m. & 2 p.m. Monday-Friday;

1:30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday

"New Haven First Tours": noon on Thursdays, through October

All tours are free

Info.: (203) 432-2300; call (203) 432-2302 for info. on "New Haven First" tours

Many visitors to the campus during the summer months have discovered that one of the easiest ways to learn about Yale's landmarks, legends and lore is to take a guided tour of the campus. Free tours (lasting about an hour) are offered daily by student guides from the Yale Visitor Center. The office also provides maps of the University, books, postcards, videos and a schedule of guided tours. Its hours are 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Volunteers from the New Haven community also offer free one-hour walking tours around the New Haven Green that begin at the Yale Visitor Center. These "New Haven First" tours inform participants of some of the cultural and technological advances that originated in New Haven or were introduced by city residents.

During the International Festival of Arts & Ideas, the Yale Visitor Center will also offer a series of special tours of Yale and city sights. These will include tours of the Yale museums and several other University buildings; contemporary architecture at Yale and in New Haven; historical sites and spots around the city; and community gardens and green spaces in the area. In addition, there will be a self-guided architectural treasure hunt around the Yale campus for children. Further information on these will be posted in the Calendar section of the Yale Bulletin & Calendar.


S U M M E R T I M EA TY A L E

IntroductionExhibitsMusicYale & the CityTheater

LecturesRecreationPro SportsTours


T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S

New center supporting legal reform in China

Team finds 'surprising ability' in bone marrow cells

Notable speakers will highlight this year's Commencement

Manipulating molecules through nanotechnology

Developing lightweight batteries for field missions

Summertime at Yale


ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS

Devoted Yale alumnus and benefactor John J. Lee dies

Noted legal scholar and humanist Charles L. Black Jr. dies

Commencement Information


MEDICAL NEWS

Graduate School to honor outstanding faculty mentors

Architecture students rise to the task of making a home

Psychologist Edward Zigler is lauded for lifetime achievements

Men's golf team to compete in regional championship

Yale recognized as 'good neighbor'

New 'Smile Carts' honor Yale nurse practitioner and the memory of alumnus

Grant to fund F&ES scholarships

YUWO scholarships to further studies and enhance careers awarded to Yale affiliates

Commencement Concert to mark closing of Morse Recital Hall for renovations

Yale senior's essay on life in New Haven wins first Hegel Prize



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